http://thebeachsideresident.com/2009/10/kennedy-green-space-center/ News • Music • Art • Food • Entertainment Thu, 02 Feb 2012 02:38:03 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= http://thebeachsideresident.com/2009/10/kennedy-green-space-center/comment-page-1/#comment-6354 Chicken Joe Van Braun Sat, 24 Oct 2009 02:00:32 +0000 http://thebeachsideresident.com/?p=4470#comment-6354 Yo bra: As an In-Gin-neer working for our beloved NAS-r, I dream of the day that I could actually surf the point break of the actual Cape...but dat aint gonna happen in our existence on dis here blue-ball. As the cape really belongs to the DOD, I seriously doubt Unkie Samuel is gonna be givin it up anytime soon. Personally, the tiny percentage of the budget (less than 1% for you home-gamers) that NAS-r even gets every year is well worth the investment for us to continue pressing the frontiers of human exploration and based on the number of surfin brothers that I work with, we think it is well worth every penny. As for how green it is, well based on the fact that there is very little phosphate and nitrogen run-off (as there would be if people were actually living out there)...it can't get any greener bra. Case in point, the Losquito Magoon is one of the best dang fishin flats in the northern hemisphere and the volume of wildlife I witness just traveling to and from work is unlike any other place I've ever been, bar none. Yo bra: As an In-Gin-neer working for our beloved NAS-r, I dream of the day that I could actually surf the point break of the actual Cape…but dat aint gonna happen in our existence on dis here blue-ball. As the cape really belongs to the DOD, I seriously doubt Unkie Samuel is gonna be givin it up anytime soon. Personally, the tiny percentage of the budget (less than 1% for you home-gamers) that NAS-r even gets every year is well worth the investment for us to continue pressing the frontiers of human exploration and based on the number of surfin brothers that I work with, we think it is well worth every penny. As for how green it is, well based on the fact that there is very little phosphate and nitrogen run-off (as there would be if people were actually living out there)…it can’t get any greener bra. Case in point, the Losquito Magoon is one of the best dang fishin flats in the northern hemisphere and the volume of wildlife I witness just traveling to and from work is unlike any other place I’ve ever been, bar none.

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